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Association of Chartered and Certified Accountants World’s most forward- thinking professional accountancy body
Hallmark of the strategic professionals needed to grow businesses and organisations
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Add value to the society
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ACCA’s unrivalled reach
7,200 approved
employers ACCA in
Asia Pacific
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and centres
179
countries
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members
503,000
students
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SAR
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Region
Cambodia
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Embracing change. Shaping futures. Together.
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ACCA 7 Professional Quotients build greater success
The drivers that will exert the most
influence on the accountancy
profession are:
-regulation and governance
-digital technologies
-expectations on finance and
accounting professionals to look
beyond the numbers
-globalisation
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Technical and ethical competencies (TEQ) The
skills and abilities to perform activities to a defined standard,
while maintaining the highest standards of integrity,
independence and scepticism.
Intelligence (IQ) The ability to acquire
and use knowledge: thinking, reasoning,
solving problems and the ability to
understand and analyse situations that
are complex and ambiguous.
Emotional Intelligence (EQ) The
ability to identify your own emotions
and those of others, harness and apply
them to tasks, and regulate and
manage them.
Creative (CQ) The ability to use existing
knowledge in a new situation, to make
connections, explore potential outcomes
and generate new ideas.
Vision (VQ) The ability to predict
future trends accurately
by extrapolating existing trends and
facts, and filling the gaps by thinking
innovatively.
Digital (DQ) The awareness and
application of existing and emerging
digital technologies, capabilities,
practices, strategies and culture.
Experience (XQ) The ability and
skills to understand
customer expectations, to meet desired
outcomes and to create value.
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Creative Excellence Award
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Research Excellence Award
Team Excellence Award
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Which one of the 7 Quotients you are strongest at?
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Develop and focus on Professional Skills
Technical
knowledge
Professional
Skills
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Which of these skills you believe is most important to be a Professional and Social Conscious Leader?
Communication
Commercial Acumen
Analysis
Skepticism
Evaluation
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Demonstrate your Professional Skills
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Demonstrate your Professional Skills
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Demonstrate your Professional Skills
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Demonstrate your Professional Skills
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Demonstrate your Professional Skills
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Coaches for Top 20 Teams
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Opportunity for Top 20 Teams to demonstrate your Professional Skills to your Future Employers!
NEW Award!
Future Leaders on the eyes
of Employers
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Leader A: “I used to be a CFO of a famous brand
and currently contribute my finance expertise to
help saving poor children in every corner of the
world ……”
Professional and Social Conscious Leaders - give your LIKE !
Leader B: “I have been a consultant for years and
now use my experience to setup a social
enterprise helping illiterate women in the village to
earn their living ……”
Leader C: “I am a successful entrepreneur and at
the same time setup a charity foundation offering
seed funding and mentorship to support social
innovation ......”
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Vic Tan FCCA
Regional Finance Director, Save the Children International
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Quin Thong FCCA
Founder
Ana by Karma
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Tony Fernandes FCCA
Founder, Air Asia
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Case Questions
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Key Dates
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Submission of Brief Proposal
Deadline: Tuesday, 30 October 2018 4 pm
1) No more than 8 A4-sized pages hard copy
written in Eng., arial font type, 12 font size
(including optional appendixes and references)
2) Together with the Cover Sheet ----------->
* submit to the drop-in-box at the main
entrance of ACCA Hong Kong Office
^ Late submissions will not be accepted!
Kris Wong General Manager
(Social Enterprises)
Challenges faced by people in recovery of mental illness
Unemployment
Residential needs
Social life & community
support
Family relationship
Psychological support & loneliness
Social stigma Stress and
needs of carer
• Non-governmental organisation established in 1965
• Providing people-focused, recovery-oriented, and evidence-based community mental health services
• VISION: We strive to promote mental wellness for people in recovery of mental illness and for their families and the general public with the ultimate goal of equal opportunities, social inclusion, acceptance and full participation for all in the community.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Sm2k1qbw2E
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Service Type Service Unit / Project (no.) No. of service
unit No. of service user served
Residential
Halfway House (11) Long Stay Care Home (2) Hostel for Moderately Mentally Handicapped (2) Subvented Supported Hostel (1) Self-financed Hostel(4)
20 1,338
Vocational Rehabilitation Social Enterprises
Sheltered Workshop (4) Integrated Vocational Rehabilitation Service Centre (2) Supported Employment Service (1) Work Extension Program (6) / On-the-Job Training (1) / IEAP (1) /Wellness Program for Older Adults (4) Food Sharing Project (3) Occupational Therapy Service (1) Social Enterprises (21)
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21
3,485
Community
Integrated Community Centre for Mental Wellness (7) Integrated Mental Health Program (4) Family Support Service (1) iSPARK / iREACH / JC A-Connect (3)
15 9,927
Clinical Psychology
Clinical Psychological Service (1) eGPS (1)
2 195
Professional Training & Public Education
Jockey Club New Life Institute of Psychiatric Rehabilitation 2 2,777
Total: 84 17,722
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Our Social Enterprises
SE Social Missions
1. To enhance the employability of
people in recovery of mental illness (PIR)
2. To create work opportunities for PIR and help them achieve self-reliance
3. To reduce social stigma & enhance community integration for PIR
4. To promote the concept of wellbeing
• cafe330 x 4 • Other cafes x 3 • Party food service x 1 • Food factories (drinks330
& Delight Kitchen) x 2
• farmfresh330 x 2 • eshop330 x 1 • rwb330 x 1 • New Life Convenience store x 2 • New Life Gourmet x 1 • Fruit wholesales
Catering Retail & Direct Sales Ecotourism
• ecotour330 at New Life Interactive Farm
Cleansing Property Management
• Cleansing and site management of Mindset Place
• Cleansing contract for LCSD recreation sites in Kwai Tsing District
Business Nature & Brands
No. of social enterprises operating: 21
• cafe330 x 4 • Delight Kitchen • Party food service
• farmfresh330 x 2 • eshop330 • Rwb330
Catering Retail & Direct Sales Ecotourism
• ecotour330
Selected areas for business analysis
Promotion of wellbeing
• newlife.330
Catering
CUHK(12/2012)
HKU (10/2013)
PWH (3/2011)
CMC (4/2016)
心Mind: Be Positive •A healthy mind makes a healthy body. •Be lighthearted and you will attain peace of mind.
身Body: Love Your Body • Rest well, exercise often. •Treat your body well by choosing what you eat and developing healthy eating habits.
The meaning of the brand “330”
靈Spirit: Find a zest for living •Appreciate, treasure, and be thankful of the good things in life. Mourn not the past, live for the present, and lead a happy and fulfilling life.
Products & menu
Organic
• using organic veggies & other organic ingredients
Food that makes you
happy • ingredients rich in omega 3, folic acid, & Vitamin B
Vegetarian
Choices
Healthy cooking
• no MSG • less salt & oil • natural seasoning
Low Carbon Eating
Ethical Consumption
• Fair trade goods •Fair trade sugar •Bright Buy Products
3295 sq. ft.
Party Food Service
East Tsim Sha Tsui
Recipes sharing by InterContinental HongKong
Retail and Direct Sales
- Tai Wai shop (2005) - Tuen Mun shop (2004)
Organic vegetables from New Life Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKq3tYUzdYU
Sheltered workshops - Vertical supply chain
Food packaging
Bakery
Organic soy product production
Handicrafts production
Organic farming
Veggie Processing
Through production… 1. Create meaningful engagement
2. Provide additional income to PIR in sheltered workshops
3. Stigma reduction through cartoon icons & users’ stories
50 Installation Art - Zou Ma Kan Hau / Building Hong Kong 09/ redwhiteblue, 2003, HK
Wong Ping-pui, Stanley (anothermountainman 又一山人)
Production in sheltered workshop
(rwb330) X
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Red-white-blue fabric rejuvenated into modern design
Crossover rwb products of New Life & anothermountain man:
Traditional rwb bags:
Rwb330 shop at Prince Edward (2012-2015)
Consignment outlets such as Design Gallery, HKTB, etc.
Pop up stores and sales promotion counters
Sales Channels
eshop: http://rwb330.corecommerce.com/
Ecotourism
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Background
• Incorporated eco-conservation with well-being concepts
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Customer profile
Around 200 tours (8000 visitors) / year
Kindergarten
Promotion of well-being
newlife.330
Promoting well-being in the community
Through the mindfulness-based online practice,
workshops, courses and activities, so that one can
cultivate awareness, and learn to take care of
themselves, such that well-being is achieved.
What is newlife.330?
“Mindfulness is awareness that arises through paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, non-judgementally. It’s about knowing what is on your mind.” ~ Jon Kabat-Zinn.
What is mindfulness?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjtfyuTTQFY https://newlife330.hk/animation.html
Website: http://newlife330.hk
App : newlife.330
Facebook : newlife330hk
• Make convenient for users to practice mindfulness anytime and anywhere
• Provide 10-min online mindfulness practice every day
330 webs i te and mobi le app
Components
space330 – a wel l -be ing cent re
Components
Located at 194 Prince Edward
Road, space330 is a well-being
centre providing mindfulness
workshops, well-being activities
and self-help tools for general
public
330 publ ic workshop
Components
Mindfulness-based Cognitive
Therapy (MBCT)
Ta s t e r
Tr a i n i n g ( c e r t i f i c a t i o n )
Mindfulness-Based Stress
Reduction(MBSR)
330 Corporate Wel l -be ing P rogram ©
Components
Customized program for staff
• Mental health talk
• Interest-based mindfulness
workshop
• Mindfulness experiential
workshop
• Mindfulness training
• Parenting workshop
• 330 Mindfulness Ambassador
Program
• 330 Corner
© 2018 New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association. All rights reserved.
Primary Student
330 School Wel l -Be ing P rogram ©
Parent Teacher
Mindfulness-training
Components
Social outcomes
1. Training & work opportunities created for PIR
No. of person
(All SE projects)
No. of service users trained 438
No. of open employment 77
No. of employed PIRs in our own SE (as at Mar 2018)
78
2. Monetary benefits created for PIRs
No. of person (All SE projects)
Salary paid to PIRs 7.6M
Training allowances paid to PIRs 6M
3. Bring non-monetary social values to PIRs
• Sense of competence & autonomy
• Self efficacy and self esteem
• Social life and network
Reduce social stigma & enhance community acceptance through interaction with customers
3. Bring non-monetary social values to PIRs
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Reduce social stigma & enhance community acceptance through public recognition & press coverage
Thank You